Comments on: Television can save your life

By: rosemary

rosemary — Tue, 15 Jun 2010 17:18:24 +0000

Becca, thanks so much for saying this.. um, to say that of if it had not been for cancer that my dad had.. he would of more than not given the go ahead.
of as to this show and of it reaching out.. well to say that of the chance of Three Rivers getting to of its last 5 episodes that were at the time left unaired as they were.. and now for sure that of CBS has since near the start of this month of June(2010) in airing them.. plus too that of well as to re-airing and that of what series do get to have that happen.. that well how about this.. and that is to polity asking CBS.. and yes w/ lots of honest honey and no signs of vinerage.. not even that of a hint of a smell of it either.. and well add to this that of letting others know and well sort of speak our word of mouth does get around even w/ theses days of everything.. and too.. of 1’s experience of unto another’s and well connections and so on and so on.. can for sure reach out way out beyond and too.. that of well… who knows… it may take a while and yet of w/ every moment that of if not of for one and yet another just may … and we never know of who just might hear and/or learn of it and well.. just check history right.. of how things came about and yup even as to and yes I may be showing a bit of my age.. and yet well… the tv series emergency.. and that even then made and even now in re-runs.. and well… every time is another of possibly someone of to someone’s and they relay to well… right?

By: Becca, Transplant Coordinator

Becca, Transplant Coordinator — Tue, 15 Jun 2010 00:14:10 +0000

Bring back Three Rivers; As much as I care for Alex O’Loughlin, the show needs to air. It brought awareness and conversation about a topic that people have a tough time with and often never have. The show needs to be on the air.

By: Carol

Carol — Thu, 17 Dec 2009 03:24:37 +0000

CBS hAS a saying ‘CBS Cares’. Cbs does not care at all. They are just a bunch of cold hearted jerks that can’t see a good show when it does air. If they had given Three Rivers a chance I am sure it would of been big. Also change the day. What with football fo coarse it will run late.Three Rivers does have a very important message. Not every program has to be kill,kill all the time. I am so mad at CBS I refuge to watch the station anymore.

By: Lynda Lowe

Lynda Lowe — Wed, 16 Dec 2009 22:38:41 +0000

60 year old female. Love him. Bring him back hopefully as a vampire.

By: cozette

cozette — Wed, 16 Dec 2009 16:39:45 +0000

MoonLight fans- SyFy Moonlight marathon today,8am to 4pm.

By: roberta

roberta — Wed, 16 Dec 2009 11:17:35 +0000

Thankyou for post in this on here … it gose to show how just one tv show can save so meny life’s … Has Alex O’Loughlin and the other cast / crow member’s read this do you think ???
Bet it would make them feal realy happy and proud about the work they did on the show if they havent read it xox thankyou agen xx

By: Barbara Lebkuecher

Barbara Lebkuecher — Wed, 16 Dec 2009 01:53:13 +0000

PS. Last nite on Two and a Half Men, one of the scenes had Charlie Sheen looking at his drivers’ license and commenting how happy he was to see he is an ORGAN DONOR. Even the sitcoms know how important this subject is!!!

By: HEATHER

HEATHER — Wed, 16 Dec 2009 01:45:02 +0000

It broke my heart when CBS pulled the rug (or plug) from underneath Three Rivers. The story need to be address to the American public .. unless it hits home, no one is interested in the donor program included CBS. The American public is interested in nothing less than shows that are about the criminal and killing — CSI, CSI-Miami, CSI-NY, NCSI, Cold Cases, Criminal Mind, etc. The list goes on. We are desensitized to any show that doesn’t provide blood and gore. I am sorry for the cast in Three Rivers. They all were professional and great actors. They made the story believable. Oh, to have doctors or hospitial like Three Rivers. That would make having to go to a hospital bearable. Summary, I like Three Rivers, I am upset at CBS, they really didn’t give the show a chance to place it against football on Sunday night. On any other station it would be considered a hit.

By: Barbara Lebkuecher

Barbara Lebkuecher — Wed, 16 Dec 2009 01:41:21 +0000

That article said it all so beautifully. I am amazed at those who comment that Alex in TR doesn’t even resemble the Alex we all know and love. What??? In every role hehas played so far he has had a different look and a different character/personality. That’s what an actor does. His portrayal of Dr. Andy was flawless and commendable. The reasons that this show didn’t make ratings is so obvious and has nothing to do with entertainment vs education. The show aired at a bad time when viewers didn’t get a chance to notice it. I think any show given a decent chance that has such potential as TR would eventually bring in the revenue. I wonder how the ratings went for Cold Case and NCIS Sunday nite after football again….

By: HEATHER

HEATHER — Wed, 16 Dec 2009 01:37:26 +0000

I was heart-broken when CBS pulled the rug (plug or whatever) from underneath Three Rivers. It was a story that needed to be addressed. Yet the public is interested in nothing unless it’s kill, kill and kill — like CSI, NCSI-NY, NCSI-Miami, Cold Case, Criminal Minds, etc. the list goes on.